What is the importance of prehistory

Social Studies

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notka56 [123]3 years ago

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Answer:

Well, to be honest there is no importance since there is no such thing as "prehistory"

Explanation:

The idea of prehistory is based on the theory of evolution which states that life was formed by random chemical reactions out of pure nothingness. Do you honestly believe that the complexity of this world was an accident? I say there was a designer of this world. If you study biology, I have a hard time believing that you think, the Carefully designed organisms that are alive in this world just began and evolved out of chance. So yes, prehistory is not real and not important.

Dima020 [189]3 years ago

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Pre-history refers to the period before humans begin to document information.
It is important that human study pre-history because it can give him insight into the origin of life and how life was developed on earth. Pre-history makes one to understand how the earth develop to the stage it is today and it gives one an idea of what could possibly happen in the time to come

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